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Divitree - Dividend Growth Investment Tool
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As true investors know, the important sign of a great company is its ability to grow dividends in a long run. Especially when capital gains are ignored the only remaining income for buy n´ hold investors are dividends. Our application concentrates only on these high quality companies that have raised their dividends at least 25 years in a row. With our app you can get daily updated information about companies´ fundamental data such as dividend yield, dividend payout ratio and p/e-ratio. We hope that our easy to use app will help you give the best possible investment ideas among high quality companies!

Ratios in our app:

Dividend yield = A ratio that shows how much a company has paid out in cash dividends each year relative to its share price. Usually investors prefer higher the better mentality because it might be sign of potential undervaluation of stock. On the other hand for income seeking investors the higher dividend yield means higher cash flow from investments. Dividend yield can be calculated as follows:

Dividends in last 12 months / Current share price.

Dividend payout ratio = A ratio that shows how much a company has paid out in cash dividends each year relative to its earnings. Usually investors prefer lower the better mentality because a low payout ratio can potentially indicate that dividend stream is relatively secure. It might be also sign that there is still room for the company to grow its business in the coming years. Dividend payout ratio can be calculated as follows:

Dividends in last 12 months / Earnings in last 12 months.

P/E-ratio = A valuation ratio that shows how much a company´s earnings are relative to its share price. High value of ratio indicates that company is expected to grow its earnings rapidly in the future. Respectively a low ratio indicates that investors are expecting company´s earnings to grow slowly or even decline. On the other hand low value of P/E-ratio can be great thing because it can be also a sign of potential undervaluation of company. P/E-ratio can be calculated as follows: